Update Strategy for Windows 7, Windows 8.1, and Windows 10
AndyPetrizio reports that Microsoft will update update Windows 7 and 8.1 users as it does Windows 10 users.
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AndyPetrizio reports that Microsoft will update update Windows 7 and 8.1 users as it does Windows 10 users.
-DDRob Jenkins offered insight on the role of student and teacher which may help all new university students (and their parents).
-DDLabels: faculty rights, student rights
Bill Kirby was interviewed by Brian Kenny about college rankings and how they are often not a clear way to evaluate a university experience.
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Labels: university rankings, World class
Thor Olavsrud notes that while most laptop theft occurs off premises (while traveling or in facilities such as restaurants), a staggering 23% of theft reportedly occurs within the walls of the organization. Olavsrud cites a report from Kensington , a major manufactorer of locks for laptops.
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Labels: Laptop, mobile devices, theft
Jaime Nack's video offers a tip for meeting planners: cut costs and time with a lunch consisting of "finger food."
-DDLabels: LUNCH
John Ribeiro notes that allocation of most Internet domain names will be transferred from ICANN to an affiliate called Public Technical Identifiers (PTI). As PTI aparently shall be controlled by ICANN initially, I don't foresee major changes in the way the Internet works.
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Labels: ICANN, Internet Connectivity
David Schimke marshalls the evidence that alcoholism is a disease, and learns that the science is currently unclear.
-DDLabels: Alcoholism
University adjunct faculty suggest menthods for increasing student engagement in the classroom.
-DDLabels: classroom behavior, Motivation
Joshua Kim suggests that technology will always drive up the cost of quality education, because it requires a trained educator to use technology well.
-DDLabels: education, Educational technology
Anya Kamenetz shares three facts that research has shown about educational technology such as online classrooms:
Labels: Educational techology
Matt Alderton suggests that scheduling your time on a calendar is key to time management .
In my own experience, linking my phone calendar and work calendar were excellent decisions, as now I rarely miss appointments.-DD
Labels: "Information wants to be free", scheduling, time management
J.R. Raphael provides 160 voice commands recognised by the current version of the Android operating system.
-DDLabels: Android 6
Stephen Vaughn-Nickles suggests that the ever-listening Cortana could be a security hole - and he suggests how to turn Cortana off.
-DDLabels: Cortana, data security
Evan Schuman comments on what is lost when a firm switches to automated customer service. It is the human element, the positive interactions, the follow up questions.
-DDLabels: customer service
Hugh Gusterson suggests that academics should be financially rewarded for their contribution to the production of peer-reviewed research . This article generated many comments which explore nuances of the issue.
-DDLabels: peer review process
Derek Walter reports that some Android phones now warn their owners if an incoming call is probably spam.
-DDLabels: Mobile phone, Spam calls
Matt Alderon encourages monitoring and responding to what people say about your firm in social media. The tool he recommends is Rignite, but there are a number of competitors in that space.
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Labels: Rignite, social media
Maurits Marijn warns about the dangers inherent in using public Wi-Fi.
-DDLabels: cyber security, hacker, Wi-Fi
Andrea Romano shares a press release about ridable luggage . The promotional says that the suitcase has a six mile range and can move at up to 8 miles per hour.
The individuals in the video clip look like they are riding brooms, though the wheeled luggage seems limited to smooth flooring such as carpets.
-DDLabels: Luggage
Jeffrey Selingo observes that the lengthy leadership onboarding process used at most universities [or other bureaucracies] slows innovation and change.
-DDLabels: change, leadership, onboarding
Frank Schwarzbach offers tips on managing in a bureaucracy such as a university setting.
-DDLabels: Academic employment, management
Paul Fain summarizes a report from the Information Technology and Innovation Foundation which calls for separating educational activities from credentialing assessment. Such a change would transfer billions in revenue from universities to for-profit testing centers.
-DDLabels: Academic assessment, Credentials
Allison Vaillancourt provides tips for administrators charged with enacting change . A bolus dose of humility is the major recommendation.
-DDLabels: Humility, leadership
Dirk Smith gives techniques for detecting when bad device drivers are causing personal computer issues.
-DDLabels: Device drivers, Software bugs
Preston Gralla comments on spectacular marketing flops resulting from picturing the audience using a gross sterotype. Pitch with respect.
-DDLabels: Civility, marketing, Social responsibility
James Altucher suggest that many managers hire excellent workers and then live in fear of being surpassed by their employees .
-DDLabels: Employer, Human Resource Management, management
Dirk Smith suggests techniques for determining the cause of Windows 10 crashes .
-DDLabels: Microsoft Windows 10
Gregg Keizer observes that Microsoft Internet Explorer has been replaced by Chrome in public acceptance.
-DDLabels: Google Chrome Web browser
Psychologist Steven Pinker tells interviewer Rachel Toor about writing well as a scholar. Pinker has had great success reaching non-academic audiences with popular books on psychology.
-DDLabels: academic writing, Writing
Blair Hanley Frank explains new security features being including in the new release of Windows 10.
-DDLabels: Microsoft Windows 10, security